The continuing success of Gustavo Petro in Colombia’s presidential elections marked a milestone in the country’s political history.

Anyone who does not share the model that governs Venezuela is considered a member of the opposition.

The cerronista bloc, ruling party, and opposition question the new ministers of Energy and Mines, Transportation and Agrarian Development.

While expressing their support of a draft of the new Constitution, the recently founded left-leaning Apruebo Dignidad (Approve Dignity) Party of Chile recently revealed that “[they] are confident that the majority of the people will approve [of the draft].”

In 2021, the electoral balance sheet of the Latin American left is positive, suggesting a new era of progressive governance in the region.

An imprisoned businessman, Zamir Villaverde, joins forces with the extreme right to revive the false narrative of electoral fraud in the election won by Pedro Castillo.

The inflationary escalation and the internal power disputes in the Frente de Todos political party of Argentina have caused a lot of public dissatisfaction.

In a budget meeting with multiple Guatemalan Majors, President Giammattei received various recognitions and spoke about the upcoming election of the Attorney General of the Public Minister.

The presidential campaigns in Colombia have shifted their focus from televised debates to the role of social networks, the media, and electoral alliances.

The law on access to public information and transparency, which President Alvarado has vetoed, would have prohibited journalists from reporting on criminal investigations, dismissals of officials, and search and seizures.